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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Thomas Hobbes" data-source="post: 1474033" data-attributes="member: 8623">Knocking the arrow as he moves, Troi comes to a stop beside a small birch and lets fly.  He doesn't actually see the shot hit- the man is pushing through a thick wall of brush- but he heres a small gasp of pain, followed by noisy rustling, retreating into the distance beyond the wall of foliage.  He can see the vague outline of the man through the plants for the first few feet, but then he's out of sight.  Troi's about forty feet from the barrier of plant matter that seems to be doing the most blocking of his view (and his shot).  He has a clear line, if he cares to sprint as far as he can before caution, and vegitation, force him to go slower.2 damage.  As I said, you could move 60 feet as a run if you cared to do so, but you can't run through heavy underbrush, so that would bring you right to the edge of it.Meanwhile, things proceed calmly on the road, Tylkin seeming to take Ioleta's acceptance of his expertise as only natural.Sorry I was unclear, but Troi's cry wasn't heard by anyone on the road.</blockquote>